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I’m playing around with the examples for the Sofa V2.5, which is a WPF Docking framework.
These are VS2010, .NET 4.0. In one project, there’s a reference to a “Microsoft.Windows.Shell” assembly, which is unresolved.
When I open the Add Reference and look for .NET assemblies, I don’t see Microsoft.Windows.Shell. Why not? I’m running VS2010 on Windows 7. How can it be missing? If it’s not missing, why can’t VS2010 see it?
It is probably included with this : Ribbon (WPF)